SEEING DOUBLE:The Woodley brothers, Justin and Jeremy, both performed outstandingly against the Royals to each gather 14 disposals and slot six goals between them. But the most impressive asset the Woodley brothers have brought to the Colts game in the last month has been their tackling pressure. Justin and Jeremy both hunted the ball carrier in the forward line, which negated East Perth’s time to generate rebounds.

BEVERLEY DEFENDS:
Sorrento-Duncraig youngster Jack Beverley slotted into the back-line against East Perth and performed admirably. The Colts back six have been revitalised in the last two weeks reducing two top four sides to 52 and 40 points and Beverley’s addition provides another capable defender.

FORWARD ENTRIES:
Subiaco only edged East Perth in forward 50 entries by four but went in with far greater finesse. The young Lions used the ball with efficiency and hit multiple targets in their forward 50 during crucial parts of the game. Coach Steve Armstrong would like having the ball in the hands of players like Greg Clark, Max Walters, and Aaron Summers who combined for 19 inside 50’s against the Royals.

DEBUTANTS: As per standard for Steve Armstrong’s Colts program fresh talent is constantly flowing into the side. This week two Kingsway youngsters Jackson Kidd and Matt Borland made their debut in a crucial clash.